When I am doing something important, that would be serious if lost, I keep it in multiple locations, and as I am writing, so I don’t lose the work I’m doing now, I do control + S from time to

I do agree that it's good to check your spelling before sending a message but I don't expect it to be done. You can do a spell check in thunderbird and windows live mail. I'm not sure about web mail

The thing is, microsoft is the only company that handles windows and its stuff which is what most things use, trust them, yes but not fully. There have been to many bad experiences, now there are

Its a pitty ms killed skypekit. What the blind need now is a client that uses the latest protocals for skype, it should support, skype including ms accounts, facebook accounts, no home page, no adds,

I have never seen that feature on my Windows 7 machine and I don't recall hearing anything announced on a friend of mine's Windows 7 machine. But whatever the case, there is no connection between a

I'm illustrating probability. And how serious the consequences are cannot be assumed to be more minor in the case of a thumb drive. If you have most of your unfinished masters thesis on a thumb

I think I get the scan and fix message because either it is a new drive introduced to the system, or it is because I did not do the safely remove software option the last time I pulled it out. Glenn

Gene. Sarah is severely horrid in her spelling. I don’t think she did that on purpose. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

I assume Mocrosoft is another disparaging name and not a typing error? Apple was ten or fifteen years behind in doing anything about accessibility. I haven't used Apple products so I can't compare.

Hi. Is anyone on here testing the latest betas of Firefox with NVDA 2018.2 or later? Is it any faster? I’m still using Waterfox. Thanks. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Good point Tyler. And this goes back to the VFO brewhaha we had on here last week. I don’t see how Narrator would disrupt open source screen readers like NVDA as his Erickness stated in that

Windows 7 I believe, and I plug into many computers, installing NVDA, and I use a 64GB thumb drive, and it would be time consuming to scan that on everyone’s computer. Glenn

As has been pointed out before. This is not your Grandfathers Microsoft. They're trying hard to rectify they're mistakes and, as I see it, are doing a fantastic job. Work is actively being

I wouldn’t compare seatbelts to pulling a thumb drive. LOL Glenn

Well I’ve sent some feedback and I am still part of the Insiders. I do see some relevant feedback on their from time to time. It really does help. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

I totally agree. "Safely remove this device" was put there for a purpose. Microsoft is good at making things as easy for the user (and hiding the technical details) as possible - they wouldn't

A few years ago I might have agreed with you on microsoft playing catch up. These days, as you say, Microsoft is everywhere. Seeing AI is simply a revolutionary tool on the smartphone and is not

If you are on windows 7 you cannot use the feedback hub. I’ve seen some of the feedback some people leave. I actually vote it down as for me it is of no value, and some are trolls. I was a part of

In what version of Windows did you first see this action? Gene

A lot of people never wear seatbelts and nothing happens to them, but for some people one day, ... You are talking about probabilities. I don't believe in taking meaningless risks, even if small,